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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
POWDER IN THE posi-.
A Grave ORfense Against Eh
Mailing regulations.

N "a ihhSs SAht
Mailing regulations.
DENVER, December 6.-Several
boxes of giant powder caps, loaded
with heavy charges OF Illuminating
mercury, were discovered in the mail
in the postolfi:e OF the city to-day.
They proved to be samples sent from
a Chicago house to hardware mer-
chants throughout the country. Ii
the stamping-clerk at either end Of
the line had struck the packages with
sufficient force to cause the explosion
doubtlessly he would have been killed.
Postofiice-Inspector King will report
fully to the Chicago postal authorities
the reckless violation of the postal
laws, and secure the punishment OF
the guilty parties.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
CHINESE CRIMINALS.
Consul Bees Efforts TO Have
'Ehe,O Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO, De ember 6.-The
Chinese Consul General has posted a
proclamation on the walls OF China
toWn which informs the res dents ol
hat locality that they are incurrinI
he displeasure OF every me by not
iSing up the murderers in the | tt'
tlIairs, to justice. a reward OF $1,000
,as been offered by the employer o.
Lee Wy Tor the detection o the lat
cr's assassin. Consul Bee al 80 stated
hat IL reward will be paid for amy one
uresting a Chinam4n doing any
Shooting.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
Charged with Swiudiing.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, December e.
The Southwestern Grain and Seed
Company are accused OF obtaining
money under false pretenses and are
being prosecuted under the act. They
are charged with the famous Rohem-
ian oats sWindle, so successfully prac-
ticed in Ohio two years ago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
IRRIGATION LAWS.
The Furiock Case Before the
Supreme Court.

SAN Francisco, December 6.-The
case of the Turlock irrigation district,
against r. M. Williams, Secretary, an
action for mandamus was submitted
before the supreme Court upon briefs
to-day. This action upon which
hinges to large extent irrigation
legislation was made up as test case
in order to d ,cida the constitution
atty of the irrigation law. The
point of the suit is on refusal OF
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The Dispute settled.

New YORK, december 6.-The two
rubber companies which stood out
against the rubber trust have now ac-
coded to a preliminary arrangement,
md repre- sentatives OF the runhel
companies will hold formal meeting
here to-mo row. The tru-t will sc
Into operation about January LIST.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07

225 shares of insurance stock belong
ing to Coates, valued at 5000 900. 1t was
stated by the executors Of Coates that
Hopkins had acknowledged his in
debtedness to the estate to the amount
Of 500 900.
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Earthquakes up North.

PErALUMA, December Ga sharp
earthquake shock was felt here yester-
day.
HeNDoCNo, December Ga severe
shock of earthquake was felt here at
3 o'clock this morning.
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Counterfeiters Caught.

WILKEsBARRE. December 6.-James
Wilson, alias Halan, and Judd, noto-
rious counterfeiters, were arrested by
officials to-day. The counterfeiting
establishment at which they Were
turning out bogus coin, was located i'll
a cabin at Mill or, elk.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
ScuIling Cham piO Is.

MELBOURNE, December "a match
has been made by Clifford and Kemp 10
row for the champ rnship on February
lIth. Hanlan has issued a challenge
Tor a match with either Clifford or
Kemp for $500 a 81 le.
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strike OF Railroad Wen.

DAYTON, December 6.-The freight
business is paralyzed tonight by II
strike of all the railroad men in the
city. The strike is for an advance in
wages.
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SEVERE sotS NlS.
Il I'd Prospects fOr the q. aud d.
Celebration.

SAN Francisco, December 6.-Dis-
pa mes received at Southern Pacific
headquarters to-day, tell Of a severe
storm of rain and snow in the reg on
between Portland and Si-kiyou. Rain
WAS fall ing to-day at Duusmuir and
Siskiyou, and indications were for
stormy weather. Some fear is eX-
pressed that the proposed excursion,
celebrating the completion of the Cal
ifornia anu Oregon line, may have to
b. postponed again.
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E1nnieXard igOssnd.

SAN FRANCISCO. December 81 h :
French man of-war Duqu~sne was
taking in stores all diy yesterday and
sailed to-day for France. She will
touch at the most important point
during her voyage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07

SAN Diego, december 6.-The Ger
man bark Salisbury, manned by nom
uuion sailors, has been fully armed
with cannon in case OF an attack by
tile Seamen's Union.
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SAN JOSE.
improvements Suggested by the
Grand Jury.

Grand Jury.
SAN JOSE. December 6.-The Grand
Jury adjourned this evening after a
seven days session. The report says
that new hall of records is impera-
lively needed, and advises the Super
viSors to embrace an early opportuni-
ty to secure a suitable site therefor;
re ommends that the liquor license
be increased to $50 per quarter or
more, and urges the city authorities
to put stop to cigarette smoking by
bows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
Increased Duties.

MADRID, December 6.-Senor Ce-
ovas to-day presented in Congress "a
bill providing for the increase OF %
per cent. in duties on foreign cereals,
flour, rice and cattle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07

LONDON, December g. Kindons'
extensive floor CT tn factory in Ber-
n,onsdey h u been destroyed by fire.
Loss, $Z50,000.
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Wrecked.

New York, Dece nber 6.-The
steamship Kimberly is ashore thirty
miles south OF Cape Henry. She is
leaking badly and it is probable she
will soon break up. The vessel was
abandoned by her crew this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
-Four HIets KILLED.

SAVANNAH (Ga), December 6.-At
Townsville to-day the collapse of il
water tower killed four men outrigh
and caused serious injury to fouf
other, one Of whom cannot live.
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WARNING NEIa..sg,IsS.

serious Trouble Between Oregon
StOckNieD.
PORTLAND, Decem 0er Ga special
rom Vale says that the trouble be
tween cattle and sheepmen in NAL
leur county has been renewed. Four
hundred tons Of hay belonging to
romlinson and Brooks, sheep-raisers,
ave been destroyed by incenI iaries
iheepmen are arming themselves and
heir herders, and the bitter enmity
letween the two classes is not unliiel y
10 result in hi nOdshel.
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A Los Angeles Invention.

WASHINGTON, December Ga pat
ent has been granted to Harriet r.
Strong, of Los Angeles, for dam and
reservoir construction.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07

TRENroN, n. j., December C.
United States Marshal Gordon has
appointed his dauIh Alphensint
NJ. Gordon, yound laday just out OF
her teens, as his deputy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
PACIFIC COAST.
Seneca Swain Held For
Forgery.
BASE BALL AT SANTA CRUZ
Heavy Storms of Rain and Snow
in OregOn-Sad Accident
at San jose.
Associated Pres, DISPATCHES 10 the HERALD

Associated Press DISPATCHES 10 the HERALD ]
SAN FRANCISCO, December 6.-I O.
lice Judge Hornblower rendered de-
ciSion to-day in the case Of Sene ca
Augustus Swain, charged with
forgery, and held the defendant n
$4,000 bail to await trial before the
Superior Court. In rendering the de-
cision
JUDGE HoRNBLowER SAID.
"In the examination of this case
evidence has developed Of STATE OF
Immortality and crime that is seldom
brought to judicial not CO. Expert
testimony is to the effect that the
signatures on the railroad stock certi-
hcates were forgeries and is together
with the circumstances surrounding
defendant and Mrs. Mcdonald, his
iutprcous with her, his flight under
an assumed name, his possession of her
dlluouus and part vi her wardrobe,
his possession OF large sum OF
money, and his attempt to briue tie
officer who arrested him is quite
sufficient in my mind to show pruba-
bic cause OF guilt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
what Was II?

NoGALEs, December 6.-Yesterday
a skeleton was exhume1 in the ceme-
terry, mea urng feet, Az inches in
length. The teeth measured 8 to 81
inches in length.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
OFF tn Denver.

SALT LAKE, December 6.-George J.
Gould left for Denver over the Rio
Grande this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07

WASHINGTON, December Ga pen
sion was to-day granted to Joseph
Davis, Of Pomona.
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Accidentally Drowned.

SANTA Rosa, December 6.-Two
children of j. B. Millingt' n were
eowned in pond situated near his
barn to-day.
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Deem Der 6.-Weath-
er clear; track heavy.
First race, three-quarters of a mile,
six starters-Carus Won, Oyerton sec-
ond, Jim Nave third Tue, ~.
Second race, one mile, four starters
Phil Lewis Won, Little joe second,
O Feelus third. lime, :531a
Third race, handicap, six starters
Goightly won, NIrenza second, Buck
eye third. Time, l:2l =.
Last race, seyen-eis hths OF mile,
five starters-Governor won, Little
Minnie second, Jim Williams third.
Time, Az.
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10 be allied To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 6.-The
case of James McCord has been post
poneL until tomorrow morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
Death of ssosseau.

PARIS, December G.-Phllip Ros-
seau, the French painter, died to-day,
aged 70 years.
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CAssNs,T.S CABINET.
Forecast as Regards the PrOba ole
Appointments.

PARIS, December 6.-President Sadi
Carnot, in an interview with Clemen
ccau to-day, insisted upon the neces-
sity of union of all Republicans in the
Chamber; first, to show foreigners
that Republicans can agree, and SEC
ond, in order tina they may vote an
honest and sincere budget. Clemen-
ceau fully indorsed the President 5
views. The interview between the
President and Clemenceau is regarded
as good omen of the future OF tn.
Republic. The President to-day IT,
ceived Ribot and other leading poll
ticians.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
BADLY BURNED.
Explosion of Coal.Oii Gas at the
san Jose Gas Works.

SAN JOSE, December 6.-An ex'
plos on occurred at the San Jose Gas
Works this evening, by which Alex
Sim, trucknan, was severely injured {.
He, with lantern i'll hand, lifted tie
cover of one OF the standard Oil Com
pany's tanA cars for the purpose OF
letting air in, SO that lie could draw
,ut a quantity of petroleum, which Is
used at the works in another part to
manufacture gas. There was an ac-
cuuulation of gas in the tank, which
was igni ed by the lantern, aud Il
lout expulsion followed. sim was
thrown to the groun his face burned,
MS skin in places being in shreds.
his eyebroA and mu ,ta;h' burned
off and his hair singed. 1t is not
thought that he is dangerously hurt.
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A CLUE Al LAST.

discoveries Regarding the Es-
capped Con, lets.
SAN FRANcIsco, December 6.-De-
tectives believe that Dorsey and
Shinn, the convicts who recently es-
capped from San Quentin, are hiding
at some place back OF Berkeley. On
the day they escaped a boat kept near
the prison disappeared, and Chief
Crowl Y received a telegram to-day
stating that it had been found near
Point Pinole.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-07
JUDGE HoRNBLowER SAID.
IL tSE IL ALL.
The New York Giants Defeat "A
tsies.,G California Nine.


t'ieara C..tifornia Nine.
SANTA CRUZ, Decent er "a great
ball game, between the New York
Giants and picked club nine Of Cali
ornia, came off here to-day before
over 1000 people. 1t resulted in an
easy victory for the Gothaniles by 4
score of 8 to 0. The defeat of the
Calilornians is due to their inability
To bat and the tremendous
>lugging Van Hdl,ren ceived
,.-uecialIv in the ninth inpins,
when he was pounded for a
LONE run and two-bAgget and sven
I Ca ulto III al. ne fielding Wits
god and about equal ON both sides,
Bennett and Donahue doing good
work and no one ,laying poorly.
Denny was b.dly il jured Iii lii & for
,econd, and had 10 lelre in the sew
en,h inning. The game was not a
rllant one, though there were three
or four neat plays. The condition VI
the grounds after the late heavy rains
prevented any pretty base running
and also hlndered good fielding.
Score: New YorKs, 8; picked nine, 0.
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$40 w TAME.
Yesterdays Races at GuttenburG
l..l.. Mnd New OrIpans.

Yesterdays Races at GHttenDur
a,sia md New ORLEANS.
GUrfENBURG, December 6,-Weath-
er clear; track slow. First race, Zero
won, John Reyes second, P. Miller
third. Time, l07.
Seven-eighths Of mile, five star
ters-Landseer won, Ben Thompson
second, Pocassett third. Time, Al.
.Three-quarters OF mile, for beaten
horses. seven starters - Margu
won, Boane Bouche second, 1vanhoe
third. Time, :231a.
Tnree-quarters of mile, ten star
terst4-Nailer won, Warder second,
Franz third. Time, 2:051a.
Last race, one aud one-elghth
miles, six starters-Change Won, Vim
dex' second, BAndero third. Time,
.O51I
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fort, and the intervals betS cen these places
of arms are studded with forts so closely
placed that along the whole Of the frontier
there is scarcely point which caunot be
covered by the fire of heavy guns. There is
in addition, chain Of forts to the right and
left of Nancy. This first line having been
silerced, second line would oppose Ger
man invader IL consists of works at Reims,
Laon, Langres, D jon, and Besancon, with
others at Vitry, little in advance Of the
rest Of the line; and there are grounds for be
Iieving that the second line is even stronger
chan the first. Some of the forts are supplied
with the new shell in which Gen Boulangel
'isTeported 10 place so much confidence, and
all are thoroughly completed aud fully arm.
ed and manned. Moreover, the divisions
which are stationed at Nancy, Reims, Bes
ancon, and D jon have been for some time
the Object of special attentions from the
Ministry Of War, and have been very largely
armed Nth repeating rifles. And it is be.
lieved by the German general staff that, as
# to make assurance double sure, much OF
the ground along the first line of fortresSes
has been extensively mined 1t is, indeed,
tully recognized at Berlin that, if France
we're given few hours not ce, no force tina,
li5Imany could bring to bear could break
through this line 10y means of direct at
tack; and it is generally concluded that, ii
che event of the GU break Of war between the
/ Two Powers, Germany would attempt to turr
the lne by adval eng either through Bel.
{ium OF through SSilz rlaud. In either oI
cheese directions She would meet with much
less resistance from permanent works. Llllt
is very strong, but it is too far to the west,
ward. E4stwa d of it, al ng the Belgian
frontier, there are no iortresses comparable
n importance to those on the line Of tile
Meuse. Towards Swi zelaud the frontier il
even weaker. The line between Besancou
ind Lyons could easily be forced. There u.s.
however, in every direction network oi
railways, which would facilitate to the ut
most the speedy c ,nceutration oftIoop from
che larger garrisons and from the varions d.
visonal headquarters cas- oi Paris Ther,
IS also provision for The employment of ar
nored trains on these railways.
"a similarly comprehensive statement vii
DC given in next issue in regard to the statu
Of the Germany army.)
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Constan,inople Rus,,sp,zcd.

\ lnOst Interesting paper under the head
ng lis Constantinople worth fighting for,"
.ppears in the pre- cut number Of the Con-
temporary Rtgiei0. The article is really moth.
ing more than au address to the L igllsh
democracy asking them to array themselves
against the spirit OF Russian annexation and
,ggrand cement i'll South Eastern Europe,
rue writer, who claims to Da an "uld resi-.
lent Of Constantinople asserts that it is
ttlSsia's intention not only to occupy that
1ity but to annex Asia Minor, also the Balk-
IN Peninsula, thus becoming the opposite
aeighbor oi Italy across the Adriatic, addi-
tionally by the cunnivance Of Germany to
swallow up all Eastern Austria, and Westerl,
Austria if Hungary can be successfully sub.
ined. 1t is claimed also by uhe writer that
the most disastrous result Of Russia's con
qlering these countries would be- the fact il
the unlefehdod condition Of the Snrz Canal
He claimed that the Medit, rlaneau womb
become Russian lake AS regards the
Black Sea, already lines of em ty Eugl,sb
steamers may be seen threading tie tortnons
passages Of the Darddneus and Bospbor.
GUS en- route for Russian ports upon that in
land sex, But those large ships are empty
'gl sh importarious are proscribed in Rus
sia Tbs Russian government however
places no embargp upon the English buying
ali they wish. BY thi, there IS a great ad
vantage in Rus,a's favor She parts via
al Ter surplus product at tire best market
out buys nothing in exchange. She com
pels home production. No barter is thus
permiss Le, Tnc same method holds goan
and is ? acticaI ag ,ust England in an Rn>-
,au ports. English ship return laden bu,
arrive at those ports empty. Should the
Aegean the adriatic aud the Eastern end d,
the Mediterranean with contiguous TERRITORY
Asia Of Minn, Greece, Il I}llgatia, s.rvia.
Linn :, in tact all the Balkan States with
southern Austria, including 3 ,suia and Her
EegOviue become liissiaoilpd together with
che eastecn adriatic pots England will los
he richest share Of hor eastern cOnmerce,
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An INpETArIGAHLE LIAR.
4 western Guide VINO ConId Rot be
HOHnpd by the Truth


As an illustration Of the Colossal liai,,'u,
II the West, General McCIok relates the
following: He WAS travelling among I'M,
Il cky Mountains, and stayiug ont ON,
morning hum the r,al, stond fJr a moue,,.
entraucyd by the maguiii,eu Iandsrau.
prrad before Linn, when he was aruus, q ftou
hS meditation. hy tie footsteps of me ui
| rhe guides, who h,d followed aim. lest h,
should rusc li, way.
Is MT th's magnificent, Bd?" exclaimed
The Il neral, anxious !, sharc lis delight
'Its mighty putty Gru,ldi, sad lhr
guide, "blJ Kin snow ypu bigger siglts
uor this. WY one tine Klusis Jun aud m,
nad btcn tlamiiu' lbrer days aud uignts,auu
we came to pom, ami hit N tile midst
of It was a forest all turned u spnd stun
The General suited -ind rrn,alku ~
have hchrd oi prcuIlia tues betlre, Bi. r
The guide uxpooto 4tcd wrtnou, changfn4
yOuutenauce and Cuutinucu: Blu lbu
Nsrn't all, Gen raj. Thar war a bunalu Oh
that plan, aud Ee war l,e,rtled on the clyat.
jump, and Ills huils bud Kicked up bt Of
sod aud L N blamed Tia want petr hyu
in The air =
The General iurued an amused u,uut,n.
auce ou taa n4rlat aud SAID "Nhy, Blu
tue sud would have fallen t. the ground b.
ihe force Of gra,ity
Without any hesitation I'm answered ::
Wei, Is --, General, int erav IS w4rprt-
lied too - lioston Commercial Bulletin
kSE a N TED EITHER 4 GOOD
" TRUCKER 10 worK a sma. farm one
baIi m'le n"m city or 4 good Blacksmith
o. rent Niop Win tools eau have iuunis or
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NIssoLUrIoN OF pANTNrRsnIp.
nj 1TIcE KNOWING THEFNyoRI>

kI lTiCE KNOWING TuEFAVpRTN
~ tllttl nui watch club. are rlt WI .ri.
T. u't'ea'ed hg tie large unu btr Of our 81
'i ~ So" have seemed { rau tb,, me-
inl Nt.aahln timcpt cts tEat wai srU.r
A,rt he f'waitu. ar = their yr, a. Il b. i s.
~ tiat b. improved cnud ION & business
W"ud nablr others WHO desire 10 Hy5Il
themselves of This easy method "a lhttin %
GOOD watch, we have dc d,d 10 STAR Aurtrer
series ul cu' clnh ou the ii 81 day of March
aud We "N'tnd Ia all an invitation / cal ~ d
examine euf stock ui watches. fr m wH,rh
Selections eau he made aud al,ot, emrerthcir
names N tlmr for the li,rt drawing which
takes pace March lst.
5 II RAYNARD,
Fifth aud Market streets.
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TUESDAY,
THE 29Tu DAY OF MARCH, 1887,

At2 O'Clock, y. m,
The following described real estate, viz:
All a. certain lot or arcel Of md situate in tho
city of Wilmington bounded and described as tol
lows To wit
BEGINNING at point on the easterly side Of Wal
nut street at the distance Of 70 fe.t uches south
ery from the sou'heny side of Eleventh street
thence ea>to,ly and parallel with Eleventh street
= feet TO the westerly side ot 4 feet wide alley
running parallel with Walnut street into said
Eleventh street thence souihery along said alley
side = feet to co ncr thence westerly and raril
lei with Eleventh street 7j feet to the aforesaid
east'rly side Of Walnut street and thence thereby
nnrtherly along aid side of Aalnut street is feet ID
the place of h ginning be the contents what they
may. Book 7, Vol, 10. ag" SlS sc
Seized and taken in execution as the property 81
George II. Tindall, surviving motgagor and
George H. Ilndall and Marcit, his wife, ana
and 10 be sold by
CLIPS JAMESON. sheriff.
Sheiihs Office, " i mington, March ii Is,7.
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DR.. :: HON EYWELL

CHERlTFS : NJ E.-BY NIBTUEOF 4 WRIT
- Of IeFaIi Faras to directed, will be eNi,n,. .
ed to public sale at tile Court House on Market
street between lenth and II, venih streets in The
cit! OF Wiui gton, New Castle county Del. on
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CHFRlF tSNALE-BY NIRTI'E0E A WRu
- OF L"'an f"cias 10 me directed, VIII % expos
ed 10 pub ic sale, AT the Court House, nn Marke,
street bet ye.n renth anil Eleventh streets, in tbe
city of " ihnungton New Castle county Del.
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ON TUESDAY,.
THE 29ru DAY OF MARCH 1897,
clock, u ~


The following d scrihed al estate viz;
Al that certain lot or piece OF land wih the three
story blick house the con ereccd. lying and brin,
situate in tile cry Of ningtou, bou ,led aud de
scibed As follows to Wit:
Beginning on the easerly side Of Walnut street al
tile distanc OF n feet Il inches south from thu in
tersecion Of the said side OF Walnut street win III,
.nntherly side of Eleventh trept thence snutberl,
along the said side of Walnut rect ~ feet 10 III
centre "fthe party wall between the house on mi.
lot and the one adjoining the south thence cast
erly pt'sing through 81 III party wal ant u.rsllel
with Eleventh street . feet to the westerly SIDE OF
ion teetwlde alley thence n,rtherly along said
alley siGe u feet 10 a corner Of other and of siid
George II lfndal thence westerly br liue Of Ia,t
mentioned land and passing thr ugh the middle OF
the party wall between the house ON tins lot aud
the one adjoining Oh the north - feet to The said
sid" OF Walnut Str, ct nd pIce Of be inning be th,
contents thereof what they may
SEIZED aud taken in execution az the rroperty of
George u, Ttndali surviving mortgagor, and /. t..
and to be soli by
GILEs JAMESON, sheriff
sherin's onice, Wilmington March Il tss7.
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On TUESDAY,
THE 29rH DAY OF MARCH, 1857
At2 o'clock, p m,


The following described real estate viz
All that certain ot piece or parcel OF land with A
two story brick dwelling house &c ed thereon, sit
uafe in the cityu Wilmington, bounded AMI de-
scrhed rs lnlluws TO wit
Beginning tta point onthe ea>terly side fIackson
street at the di, ance loo ct frou the conner
formed by the inter cotou OF the line OF SAID side of
JACKSON street with the line OF the notherly SIDE of
Maple street, thence oastery and p,rllel7with said
side of Maple stree ~ feet 1 in. to the westerly
side Ola re feet wide alley running from t,h tnl
ler street to Maple street thence nnrtherly alo q
sad side Of said aley feet toa stake ON the .opth
ery sde Of Chandler street. theuGe westerly ana
la'allel win said idle of Maple ,trepr6 feet in
to stake III said ca terly sd" Of Jackson street and
theuco southerly alons said side vi iscss ii street
a feet 10 the place Of the beginning be the con.
urnts thereof What they may. Book s. yol. T., page
~, &c,
Seized and taken in sS cu'ion as II property of
Gemgr II TndalI, Surviving morg1eor .n D. L, (.
and to be OLD by
GILES J ANB%ON Shrrtf.
sharhs oni3e Wilmington, March ii. AZ